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| Fingerprinting |
| If you have a Crafty Classroom idea you'd like to share, email us at: Valerie (at) TheCraftyClassroom.com If your craft is featured on our site, you'll receive a link back to your personal blog or website. |
| Show children how God has made each and everyone of us unique. Use a washable ink pad and let children take a close look at the different patterns and markings they leave behind. |
| Glue Skin |
| Another fun "skin" science activity. Take a bit of Elmers glue and spread it over the palm of your hand. Let it dry, then slowly peel it off. You'll have a (creepy) but cool look as the detailed markings on the outer layer of skin. |
| Sunscreen Paper Fading |
| When learning about skin, it's a great time to talk with children about the health and care of their skin. Use Sunscreen on construction paper to create an experiment for children to see the effects of Sun Damage. (Scientific Method Printables) |
| Tiger Stripes |
| Just because my daughter wanted to be a crazy tiger, I let her paint stripes with sunscreen. Probably not the most "healthiest" experiment, but she loved to see the (very slight) lines on her arms. |
| Learning about the Human Body is great fun! Exploring and understanding the amazing structure and design within the composition of human life, inevitably points to a Creator. Oh what a blessing to be made in the image of God! Use our crafts, activities and ideas to enhance your science lessons! |
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| Albino Animals |
| Learn about albinism and the basics of what causes it. Explore the web looking at all of God's creatures, doing an image search. This is a handy download for learning more about the genetics behind Albinism. |





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| Enlarged Fingerprint Art |
| Add a little art into your lessons with this fun activity. Have children look at their fingerprints under a magnifying glass and then draw a large version of what they see. Cut out a Magnifying lens to go over the top. |
| Skin Labeling Game |
| Add this fun skin labeling file folder game to your science notebook. This is a great way for children to learn more about the anatomy of their skin. There is also a matching worksheet that would make a fantastic test to wrap up your unit. |


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